[The verification of Arthur Schopenhauer's philosophy (1788-1860) through the works of the physiologist Xavier Bichat (1771-1801). An encounter of physics and metaphysics].
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The article discusses various legal aspects of assisted procreation. Emphasis is put on the law in Germany, Austria and Switzerland, where several acts have already been passed by parliament or are in preparation. Even among these countries there is no common approach towards the regulation of reproductive medicine. Whereas Germany criminalizes many of the new reproductive techniques, Austria has laid down an excessive number of administrative requirements that the gynaecologist has to meet. In Switzerland the legal situation is difficult to survey because each canton can decide its own regulation.
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Clinical medicine is a pragmatic discipline. Because of its aim to alleviate pain and suffering as well as to foster well-being, its practitioners can be lulled into thinking that there are times when basic science is irrelevant to the practice of medicine. This attitude is evaluated by comparing a 19th century medical curiosity, the nasogenital reflex, to a set of reflexes, the little used and little known Chapman's reflexes. We must always attempt to substantiate the principles of clinical medicine.
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